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Early Music Library Early Music Library EARLY MUSIC LIBRARY EARLY MUSIC LIBRARY The titles in this series are supplied as sets of scores, according to the number of parts, so a four-part work comes with four scores, etc.; 8-part titles come with one full score and 4 copies or the music for each choir. For larger events the scores in this series are available in sets of 10; since the series began we have found that many organisers of summer schools have taken advantage of this possibility for their events, especially as the cost is very reasonable. CLEFS: The default for inner parts (alto/tenor range) is the treble-transposing clef (treble clef with a little “8”). However, all titles are now also available in versions for viols, with the same inner parts printed in the alto clef. To order any title in these clefs, just substitute VML for EML in the order code. All titles in the series may be bought individually. We also have special prices for those who wish to purchase the complete set, or all the pieces for a specific number of parts. SPECIAL OFFERS ON COMPLETE SETS All 282 titlesin the series (cover price £1050) for a mere £350. This now includes a backup CD- Rom (or USB key if you wish) of the entire series in case you lose your printed copies. OTHER OFFERS 1. All the 3-part music (65 titles), £125 2 All the 4-part music (95 titles), £160 3. All the 5-part music (50 titles). £100 4. All the double-choir music (28 titles in 8 parts, except for one 7-part, one 10-part), £75 5. All the English consort music (3-6 parts), 32 titles, £60 6. Italian instrumental music (mostly 4-part) 26 titles, £50 7. Medieval music (12 titles), £30 8. 15th-century music (40 titles, mostly in 3 parts), £90 All these prices are exclusive of postage LONDON PRO MUSICA EDITION www.londonpromusica.com 1 EARLY MUSIC LIBRARY EML 101 FRANCESCO LANDINI, 2 Ballate (Gram piant' agli EML 128 JEAN RICHAFORT, 2 Chansons (D'amour je suis occhi and Charo singnor) for 3 voices or instr. £3.00 desheritee, Sy je m'y plain) for 5 voices or instr. £4.00 EML 102 ANTONIO CAPRIOLI, 2 Frottole (Quella bella bianco EML 129 CHRISTOPHER TYE, 2 In Nomine Settings for 5 mano, Una leggiadra ninfa) for 4 voices or instr. £3.50 instr. £4.00 EML 103 4 VILLANCICOS (Cancionero de Palacio) for 4 EML 130 VALENTIN HAUSSMANN, Paduana + 2 voices or instr. £3.50 Galliards for 5 instr. £4.00 EML 104 PETER PHILLIPS, Pavan and Galliard “Pagget” EML 131 GUILLAUME DE MACHAUT, 2 Rondeaux (Ma fin for 5 instr. £4.00 est mon commencement, Vos doulx resgards) for 3 voices or inst. £3.00 EML 105 MICHAEL PRAETORIUS, 7 Gavottes for 5 instr. £4.00 EML 132 PAULUS DE BRODA, Der Pfauen Schwanz for 4 instr. £3.50 EML 106 WILLIAM BYRD, Pavan and Galliard for 6 instr. £4.50 EML 133 2 Popular Italian Songs c. 1500 for 4 voices or instr. £3.50 EML 107 JOHN DUNSTABLE, O Rosa Bella (2 settings), for 3 voices or instr. £3.00 EML 134 THOMAS CRECQUILLON, 2 Chansons for 5 voices or instr. £4.00 EML 108 LOYSET COMPÈRE, 3 Italian Songs, for 4 voices or instr. £3.50 EML 135 PETER PHILLIPS, Pavan & Galliard “Dolorosa” for 5 instr. £4.00 EML 109 4 Pieces from the Mulliner Book, for 4 instr. £3.50 EML 136 3 Instrumental Pieces from Durham for 6 instr. EML 110 ERASMUS KINDERMANN, 4 Pieces for 2 high £4.50 instr. and continuo £3.50 EML 137 4 Early Chansons Rustiques for 3 voices or instr. EML 111 Hoftanz “Benzenhauer” (2 settings), for 5 instr. £3.50 £4.00 EML 138 2 Frottole with Refrains (Mentre io vo per questi boschi, EML 112 HENRY STONINGS, “Browning”, & CLEMENT Per memoria di quel giorno) for 4 voices or instr. £3.50 WOODCOCK, “Hackney”, for 5 instr. £4.00 EML 139 WILLIAM BYRD, 2 In Nomines for 4 instr. £3.50 EML 113 2 15th-century Songs (Comme femme desconfortee, Le serviteur), for 3 voices or instr. £3.00 EML 140 6 Dances from the Dublin Virginal Book for 4 instr. £3.50 EML 114 6 Villancicos (Cancionero de Palacio), for 3 voices or instr. £3.00 EML 141 BIAGIO MARINI, 2 Pieces (Affetti Musicali) for 2 high instr. and continuo £3.50 EML 115 ROBERT WHITE, 2 In nomines for 4 instr. £3.50 EML 142 AURELIO BONELLI, 2 Toccatas (1602) for 8 instr. EML 116 GIOVANNI FRANCESCO ANERIO, 2 Gagliarde in two choirs £7.00 for 4 instr. £3.50 EML 143 ALEXANDER AGRICOLA, De tous biens playne EML 117 MICHAEL ALTENBURG, 2 Intradas for 6 instr. (2 settings) for 3 insts £3.00 £4.50 EML 144 GUILLAUME DUFAY, 2 Rondeaux (Par droit je EML 118 GIOVANNI GABRIELI, Lieto godea, for 8 instr. in puis, Hé compaignons) for 4 voices or instr. £3.50 two choirs (SATB x2) £6.00 EML 145 JUAN DEL ENCINA, 5 Villancicos for 4 voices or EML 119 ADAM DE LA HALLE, 4 Rondeaux, for 3 voices or instr. £3.50 instr. £3.00 EML 146 RICHARD MICO, 2 Pavans for 4 instr. £3.50 EML 120 ISAAC & DE LA TORRE, 2 “La Spagna” Settings for 3 instr. £3.00 EML 147 JOHANN HERMANN SCHEIN, Suite 15 for 5 instr. £4.00 EML 121 B. SELMA Y SALAVERDE, 3 Correnti & Balletto for 2 high instr. and continuo £3.50 EML 148 GIOVANNI GABRIELI, O magnum mysterium for 8 voices or instr. in 2 choirs £7.00 EML 122 RICHARD DEERING, 2 Pavans for 5 instr. £4.00 EML 149 GUILLAUME DUFAY & WALTER FRYE, 3 Anti- EML 123 LUDWIG SENFL, 2 Lieder (Es taget vor dem Walde, phons for 3 voices or instr. £3.00 Ich muss und soll ein Bulen haben) for 5 voices or instr. £4.00 EML 150 La tricotée (2 settings) for 3 voices or instr. £3.00 EML 124 HANS LEO HASSLER, Kein grösser Freud for 8 EML 151 Four Pieces from the Henry VIII MS for 4 instr. voices or instr. in 2 choirs (SATB x2) £6.50 £3.50 EML 125 3 Motets from the Bamberg Codex (13th cent.) for EML 152 JOHN JENKINS, 3 Ayres for 2 high instr. and 3 voices or instr. £3.00 continuo £3.50 EML 126 3 Instrumental Pieces from the Henry VIII MS for EML 153 MORITZ LANDGRAF OF HESSEN, 4 Pavans for 3 instr. £3.00 5 instr. £4.00 EML 127 LORENZ LEMLIN, 2 Lieder (Ich Armer klag, Des EML 154 ROLAND DE LASSUS, Hor che la nuova e vaga Spilens ich gar kein Glück nit han) for 4 voices or instr. primavera for 10 voices or instr. in 2 choirs £7.00 £3.50 2 EARLY MUSIC LIBRARY EML 155 KING HENRY VIII & TYTING, T'Andernaken (2 EML 182 ERASMUS KINDERMANN, 3 Balletti & Aria for 2 settings) for 3 instr. £3.00 high instr. and continuo £3.50 EML 156 GUILLAUME DE MACHAUT, 2 Rondeaux (Rose, EML 183 EDWARD BLANKES, 6 Fantasies for 3 instr. £4.50 liz, printemps, Tant doucement) for 4 voices or instr. EML 184 ROLAND DE LASSUS, Tutto lo di for 8 voices or £3.50 instr. in 2 choirs £7.00 EML 157 6 Dances from the court of Henry VIII for 4 instr. EML 185 5 English Medieval Carols, for 3 voices or instr. £3.50 £4.50 EML 158 SALAMONE ROSSI, 3 Sinfonie for 2 instr. and EML 186 12 Villotte (early 16th cent.) for 3 voices or instr. continuo £3.50 £4.50 EML 159 GIACHES WERT, 2 Villanelles for 5 voices or instr. EML 187 ROBERT PARSONS, 2 In Nomines for 4 instr. £4.00 £3.50 EML 160 CAVACCIO & TAEGGIO, 2 Canzoni for 8 instr. in EML 188 G. P. Cima, 2 canzoni da sonar for 4 instr. £3.50 2 choirs. £7.00 EML 189 GEORG ENGELMANN, Paduana & Gagliarda for EML 161 FRANCESCO LANDINI, Musica son for 3 instr. 5 instr. (on "Parson's Farewell/La Bourree") £4.00 £3.00 EML 190 HIERONYMUS PRAETORIUS, 2 Christmas EML 162 LOYSET COMPERE, 3 Chansons for 3 voices or Hymns for 8 voices or instr. in 2 choirs. £7.50 instr. £3.00 EML 191 GUILLAUME DUFAY, 4 Italian Songs for 3 voices EML 163 G. B. BUONAMENTE, Sinfonie & Gagliarda for 2 or instr. £4.50 instr. and continuo £3.50 EML 192 ANTHONY HOLBORNE, 2 Fantasies for 3 instr. EML 164 PEDRO RIMONTE, Amar y no padecer for 5 voices £3.00 or instr. £4.00 EML 193 JEAN RICHAFORT, 2 Chansons (De mon triste EML 165 WILLIAM BYRD, Pavan and Galliard for 5 instr. desplaisir, Il n'est sy doulce vie) for 4 voices or instr. Now includes the original fifth part from Kassel. £3.50 £4.00 EML 194 SALAMONE ROSSI, 2 Sonatas for 2 high instr. and EML 166 LUDOVICO GROSSI DA VIADANA, 2 Sinfonie continuo £3.50 (1610) for 8 voices or instr. in 2 choirs £7.50 EML 195 JOHN FARMER/Thomas Simpson, Paduana & EML 167 5 English Songs for 3 voices or instr.£4.50 Gagliarda for 5 instr. £4.00 EML 168 EUSTACHE DU CAURROY, 3 Fantasies, for 3 instr. EML 196 GIOVANNI GABRIELI, Chiar' Angioletta for 8 £3.00 voices or instr. in 2 choirs £7.00 EML 169 CIPRIANO DA RORE, O Sonno for 4 voices or instr. EML 197 HAYNE VAN GHIZEGHEM, 2 Famous Songs for £3.50 3 voices or instr.
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